Workplace Safety LO23757

From: Luis Peralta Chirinos (Lperalta@gg.pj.gob.pe)
Date: 01/12/00


Replying to LO23738 --

Greetings Alan and LOers

I agree with almost everything you said, specially :
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>>> "Alan Cotterell" <acotrel@cnl.com.au> 04/01/80 11:11 >>>
INQUIRY INTO WORKPLACE SAFETY * SUBMISSION

>Substitution of any component of the process causes development of new
>problems. This combination is common in industry where hazardous
>substances are in use and must be extreme where radioactive substances
>are used. The management system must cope with this type of problem in a
>way which is acceptable to its customers and society.

>Sometimes I have thought about a better world without some useful and
>modern products becuase this will cause environment problems, like now.

> I suggest that direction of employees by incompetent supervisors is
>completely unacceptable. The fact is that under a directive
>management system employees can be directed to perform tasks which place
>them at risk, with little redress.

>This brings me to the matter of industrial democracy. ISO9000 type
>management systems encourage continuous improvement of processes and
>systems, this is difficult to achieve under a directive management
>system.
>I suggest that most certified organisations will embrace a participative
>management system, and will become the more competitive for it.

>One question about the above, Should this mean a kind of socialism system
>?

>The principle I have discussed may be simply put:

>SAY WHAT YOU DO

>DO WHAT YOU SAY

>BE ABLE TO PROVE IT

>BUT IF YOU CANT DO IT SAFELY,DON*T DO IT AT ALL

>Alan G. Cotterell

You are right, but I think the problem is the egoism, the ambition for
profits. The solution, worry about the rest, the people of tomorrow, to
act with love.

Luis Peralta

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"Luis Peralta Chirinos" <Lperalta@gg.pj.gob.pe>

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